EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES / REPORTING IN PREPARATION
These principles describe how CelebRelay intends to work as reporting begins. No reported stories have been published yet.
Accuracy and sourcing
Before publication, factual claims should be checked against original documents, direct statements or attributable reporting where available. Confirmed facts, allegations, analysis and opinion should be clearly distinguished. Social speculation, design samples and AI imagery are not evidence.
Corrections and updates
Substantiated correction requests should be reviewed. Material changes to a published story should be explained with a visible note. Send a request with the story URL and specific issue to info@celebrelay.com.
Privacy and fair treatment
Relevance, public interest and potential harm should be considered before identifying a person or publishing sensitive details. Additional care is needed with children, private individuals and unverified accusations.
Images and commercial material
Published images should have a documented right to use. Illustrations and AI-generated images should be labelled clearly. Sponsored or commercial material should be identified as such. The images currently used to introduce CelebRelay are illustrative concepts, not coverage of actual events.